Pullman v. Corning
New York Supreme Court
Appeal, by the plaintiff, from a judgment rendered at special term. The facts are sufficiently stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court, Welles, J.
The action was brought by Pullman, the appellant, to recover pay for doing the mason work in putting up the walls of a cobble-stone house for the respondents, upon their land in the town of Webster, Monroe county, at the price of fifty cents a perch, the respondent furnishing the materials, and claiming that the walls, when completed, measured 540 perches; also for extra work on the same building ; and for damages in consequence of the respondents not being ready for the appellant to commence the work according to agreement. The answer denied any indebtedness of the…
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